Obituaries
Cynthia “Cindy†Morris, 55
Cynthia “Cindy†Morris, 55, a resident of Fulton for 31 years, passed away Saturday November 22, 2008, at University Hospital, Syracuse.
Fulton
Fulton Daily News
Higgins Case Moved To December
The Fulton code enforcement officer who was arrested Nov. 3 for allegedly skimming money she received for rental permits and contractor licenses will return to court next month. Rita Higgins, 57, of West Fourth Street South, Fulton, was scheduled to make an appearance in Fulton City Court Friday. The case has been adjourned to Dec. 12.
Community
Catholic Charities Provides Thanksgiving Luncheon
Residents at the Fulton Mills Apartments were treated to a special Thanksgiving luncheon courtesy of Catholic Charities of Oswego County’s Donna’s Place program.
Obituaries
Carl L. Freeman, 75
Carl L. Freeman, 75, of Fulton, died Saturday.
Community
Raffle Winners – Movie Showing for Children with Special Needs
The prize raffle, as well as discounts for the first 100 tickets purchased for the event, were made possible by a donation from Guy King of Fulton.
Community
Fulton Rotary Learns About The United States Post Office And Their Service To Business
USPS can do all of the things that their competition can do, better and cheaper. All postal services can be done from your office or home.
Community
Fulton Rotary Honors Local Students
Brian Wait and Kathryn Woodworth are students are honor students at G. Ray Bodley High School. Both students are active in community service projects.
Community
Eradication Of Polio Is Rotary’s Mission
Rotary, a volunteer service organization of 1.2 million men and women, made a commitment to immunize the world’s children against polio in 1985 and became a spearheading partner in the Global Polio Eradication Initiative three years later.
Fulton Daily News
Police Arrest Two For Tampering With Food
Fulton police concluded their investigation into a complaint of food tampering at a local restaurant, making two arrests. Philip F. Dunbar, 30, and Jeremy M. Hankey, 25, both of Fulton, were charged with single counts of third-degree criminal tampering for allegedly spitting into food that was served to a police officer at McDonalds in Fulton. Both are due back in Fulton City Court Dec. 4.
Community
Catholic Charities Distributes Thanksgiving Food Baskets
Staff and volunteers at Catholic Charities of Oswego County were busy preparing for the annual Thanksgiving food basket giveaway. Despite a downturn in donations Catholic Charities’ food pantry will provide more than 150 families with all the fixings for a complete Thanksgiving meal courtesy.